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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty Of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
consumption, severe coughs, Group, asthma,
pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use It without i'm
mediate relief Three doses viii relieve any
case, and we consider it the duty of all drug
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying con-
sumptiye, at least to try one bottle, rs $4,000
dozen bottles we're sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported Such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist about it.
Sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents. Reg
ular SIZE, IS cents. Sold by all druggists
and dealers in the United States and Canada.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Our Advertisers The columns ~ ,he
lSDtpksoENr Do no, contain nor would !, r..
tain Il it had, a single unreliable bushes.
house. Those wishing to purchase anv NIL.
Gle, from a cambric needle, to a Vrind.,ene
would do well to carefully pcruse our adyer.
Using columns In Washing ton, We have
'ElSas PALACE"
a large Hrst-elass establishment. where ali Ar.
tieles Of ladies wear, can be bought az cheap
as can be sold 10 New York.
BEHRESB & soy.
Johbers and Importers, Ct notions. hosiery
and fancy goods, have large house. ana A.
continually shipping to every section Of ,he
country.
LASsBCRg BRO,
the great dry goods house, is well known
and worth visiting, If you have no intention
Of buying
CARRIERS,
on Market Space, is one Of the old reliabes
and sells bargains Of the hest kind to All p,-
irons. DO not forget to give him call
GEORGE HAaniS,
al9 Penn ave, 5 b. has magnificent stock
Of the best dry goods, is a Charles countan. 4
handsome bachelor, with prediction for
the ladies from this county Our fair daugh-
'ers must not fail TO call on him.
- . EAHNsHAw 4 nao., and c. Eaooon / Co..
sau tba 6n.st ,,rocertas ~ l.. ia 4: ~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Local Brevittss.


nurrah for Christmas
Edgar Stewart, colored, has been appointed
jAilor BY Sheriff Smoot.
A snow train was run on the Pope's Greek
branch Of the B. p Il. n, on sunday
morning last
Save your money and visit P. x. wins, to
bur Christmas contectonaries.
ia vote on Prohibition bad been taken ia
this village on Tuesday the town would have
gore wet By a large majority.
The board ofeounty commissioners met in
their office on Tuesday asst for the transaction
Of regular business.
Mr.. Robert Grain, Attorney -at.Law, Bal
timore. who is on a visit to his motaer 10
cobb Neck, paid our sanctnmn call on
Friday last.
The Z. S Attorney General hns appointed
WIN ! Hill Of Upper Marlboro Prince
George county, an Assistant Attorney, nt
s. 500 per annum.
Two Charles countians are officers Of the
MARYLAND Democratic club in Washington,
{. & Lancaster, President, ant Captain Vim.
+ Dement,, Treasurer.
" ". Larmorc, Of Wicomico county, has
been in this section during the past week
buying horses for shipment TO the Eastern
Shore.
P Reed Wills offers The finest merchandise,
cheap for cash.
We learn that Mr. George Carrico, whose
illness sas noted in our last issue, is still in a
prec,rious condition Ills physicians state
hat 10 addition to Typhoid fever, be u
threatened with Pneumonia Mr. WIN.
Queen. although quite sick is much improved
Ofce-holders sci ION die, is maxim which
appears to be generally regarded rs truth
Howard, the live agent Of the New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance is so we'll convinced
Of this fact, that be placed last Monday a con
siderable sum on the lives Of Mr. Turner
Clerk Of the Court, and Captain Davis, mem
Der elect to the House Of Delegates
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Transfers Of prnnertr-

Transfers Of Property Deed From
Mary II Jameson to Ellen R. Adams, for
Moses Quarters or "Pine Grove, contaEn-
ing l00 acres; consideration, 5000.
Bills Of sale From Henry Proctor to John
b. Lyon; consideration, $40 Is. Desales
Rollins to 4 Posey consideration, $50 =
John Adams and Ernest Matthews to "
Hicks, consideration, $50 %. W. a. Boar
man TO Thomas l. Boarman, consideration
SIS II L. Wheeler to Winfield HALEY;
consideration, SIS Baker johnson to Nm
NJ Dubois consideration, So John f.
Cartwright TO ] Walter Carpenter, considrr,-
ton, $50 NJ Langley 10 F. D. and NJ
q Gardiner; consideration, S87 so. i H.
Swami, to the Birdsall Coz consideration,
Sll7o. c. S. Thompson 10 Y. | Neale; con
sricrotion $500 II R lInrris and wfaro
Crl-piu and Dawkins Anuie j. Mont
gomely to A. Posey; consideration,
S3s477. T. II Garter to Thomas G. Bite
man. consideration, SIS. + r. Brown md
George Ljyas to ]. " Carpenters cousil4r1-
ton, S5a john Alvey TO Alice +. Alyey;
consideration $50 $ Forrcy to Georg1 T..
Williams consideration, 500 } D Stoke
10 II II Richmond; consideration, $50 2f r
John and Mary ] Nontg merry to 2. 4. fas-
seer considerations $50 S. Eotcrt Savol to
George / Chappce,r; consideration, s. =
YIN n Eprrv 10 sydney / Kerry consi ira
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Resignation

Resignation Judge George jenkins
the oldes, member Of the board Of McDonough
School Trustees, has resigned, and recon-
mended the appointment Of his son, John |.
jenkins, Esq, to fill the vacancy. The
Judge has ever been faithful in the discharge o.
the important duties deyolyng upon him as one
of the Trustees The waitof declining years
compeIs him to withdraw from this, as well as
other important trusts John l. Jenkins
whom he recommends, ranks IS one Of the
most careful aud energetic business men, As
well as one Of the most high toned and hor-
orable gentlemen.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

A Tall on the President. AT the Post
masters Convention, recently held in Wash
ington City, Mr. j. Camilus Howard, Post
master at Coxs Station, was the only repre-
sentative from this county lie, with the
delegates, called on the Presid nt, who greet
Fl them with the tired smile which he az
sumes when receiving delegations, until it
ctme the tnrn Of our energetic Charles coun-
tim, who introduced himself as Belonging
the criminal classes Of Mar,ltnd, a
straghtout German democrat. TIE care
worn smile quickly faded from the Presidents
face, and grasping the hand Of Charles coun-
tvs representative he gave him squeeze
which made his fingers tingle, calculating
with the heartness which is characteristic. =
am glad to see you lr. Howard, Glad to
see on indeed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Thousands of people are building up fine
business by pulling down their health For
such as pursue the course Of over work and
induce thereby liver disease and dyspepsia,
laxador is actually blessing. Price only
= cents package.
n your hahv is suffering with thoee trou-
hlss that nearly always attend teething. don't
deAt; tut use at once pr. Bg!l's Baby S.rrup.
Frs ce
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Sale Of Real Estate sexera! tract. .!

Sale Of Real Estate Several tracts Of
land, the property Of VIM Cox who had
gone into insolvency, were sold on Tuesday
hast, by John Z Mitchell and l. \. Wilmer,
Trustees. Mr " W P.dgelt, became the
purchaser Of the home farm, ut $4,000, l35
acre. near In Plata. at S475, 10 acres near
Port Tobacco Station, at sl65, and the life
interest Of VIM. hewitt, in the "tireenbAnk
Farm At SIoo. Mr.. s Cox, Jr, bought
the Mill Farm, at S3,l75, and A. Posey,
became the purchaser Of 50 acres near Ia
Plata, at 1861. The whole amount realized
from sale Of the real estate was s., 20, which
it is thought will be sufficient to cover all
outstanding obliga tons.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Death Of Captain Ridgeway. CAPT,

NAAAh - = N"s
Ohm b. Ridgcway, died al his residence il
OWE, Fringe George county, on Saturday
I4,t Of heart disease lie was = cars Of age,
native Of New Jersey, but for the last fifteen
cars resident Of Prince George county, III
hole OF which time he WIS connected With
ailroads For several years he was conductor
n the Pope Creek branch the 3. 4 I X. r.,
nd made many reuds IN this county For
The past five years he was superintendent OF
he Washington and Potomac Road, which
was made selfsustalning by his efforts. lie
was staunch and active Republican, and
WAS at the time Of his death a member Of the
Prince George Republican Executive Commit
tec
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Worth Knowing.

Mr.. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with a severe cold, attended
with distressing cough and running into
consumption in first stages. He tried many
so-cnlled popular cough remedies ana steadily
grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diff
fculty in breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally tried Dr.. King New Discovery Of
consumption and foand imnedi ste relief, and
after using about half dozen bottles found
himself well ard has had no eturn OF the dis
ease, No other remedy can show so grand
a record Of cures, as Dr. King New Discoye-
rs for consumption guaranteed 10 do Just
what is claimed for It. Trial bottles free at
". ". Padgett's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

I will find i t to pay
to buy your own or
your boy g Fall and
Winter clio thing
from us. No matter
what promt ses are
made elsewhere, we
CAN and WILL do
better. All must
ADM t that our en-
vtabl e reputation
] is the best proof
I Of our thorough re-
liability. Special
Bargains in our new
Men 8 & Boys Fur
nj shtng Dep t. Or
der Dep I stocked
wi tn cho1 cest Wool
ems. Becoming at
tire at reasonable
figures guaranteed.
SAMPLES, DC. De, byompfly mailed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
:. i. -

At Home. Mr. W NJ Brent Who his
hecn in a Baltimore Hospital under the med
icaI care Of Dr. Allan 2 Smitn since his pain
ful accident, which was mentioned in the
lEpmK>Drsr ut the time Of its occurrence,
has returned to his home lis arm is stiff,
and Is Likely TO 50 continue, as the fracture
was in the elbow Joint
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
.s,,Ieanfast,, Black Hose The .,

"CIeanIaSt' BLACK Hose. The only
Perfect Black Hose manufaetured for La
dies, Misses, BOYS and Children. Also half.
hose for men. Prices soc, 60c, 75c, and 90
and upwards. If sent is mail &c per pair
extra for postage Oehm's Acme Hail, Balti-
more's Largest Clothing aad Furnishing
House, W. Baltimore Street, one dotr from
Charles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Removal Of Mrs Wade.-The retl val
Of Mrs. Wade, as Postnistress in this III ge,
created quite an amauut OF surprise CD in-
dlsuaten, and certainly does not meet it'll
tha approval Of minority Of the patroz Of
The office She has EithlIly ana etlieM tly
performed the duties OF her oHte, tni q be-
li,ye satisfactorily . all rs pateous, and nv
she was removed is question NhitI1 an
Gully be answered BY the politician, kyho
" SHE'D 70 take d e petty stipend III It supA rts
her yonas chitlr il 10 give to mamA Of
the family Of one, Who is supp ,sad II ~,
earned hy methods known to the politf IN
+ his reward Mrs Wade was appointed
through the influence o Republicans ID this
county, who uuhesjtatipgly bonded fad HER
although it was well known that Ill heGeon-
nections were democratic, and there VS. not
50 much is a mnrmer heard from Republicans
in reference to this action. She afterwards
~ rrird Mr. George Wade 4 Rcpu bean
and because he had tie m,nhool to VOC his he
thought right, Mis- Wade, Who hold ~ posi-
ton for several years previous to her mtyrage
with Mr. Wade, aas removed as the only
way 10 reach her husband THIS is the mag
unanimous policy Of our democratic brethren.
OF course we have nothing to say against the
Young lady appointed, who is thoroughly
competent to discharge the duties Of the office
Il is the removal Of Mrs. Wade who has
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Sharpers, In many sections Of the State
frmers have been duped by smooth.
tongutd and plausible shArpers. In Caroline
county, short while ago, one Of this cLss OF
gentry, who scheme to gain BY fraud the
savings Of the hard-working farmer, APPEARED
with a variety Of oats, the like Of which had
never been sees on earth before. He called
them the @White Star, ana sold them at
Sl5 per bushe each purchaser must take ten
bushels, agreeing with the farmer that, when
the crop matured next year, be would guar
antee the sale OF doaoe the number Of Bushels
purchased at the same fgules. Notes were
given, and these obligations are in theIhands
Of the brokers, who bought them at heavy
discount Tire victimized farmers posted
handbils in which they state, they have
evidence which proves the speculative grain
scheme a swindle. We would suggest that
our farmers be on their guard these rascals
may make their appearance ii our midst.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

QUINTOLEO-The great Malaria, Fever
md Asue Remedy. Relitble, SAFE Efficient
Price - ce1.s pcs sstt!e For sale by al
piuss4H. ssr :! r.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
Communicated.

. -, ~.
Tu, key tIoaIcrf for Xmas, AMI a pint OF Pei
RS Or Owen nest. That there is not one far
lncr in Chlrl.- county, VINO would read the
'lndependeut' or the Times , IN mths,
and not piy ) 0O-wheu the information IS
worth SIn, which they give, aud that there Is
not o"F senngn'n % nonss. a1 ! ~ ~
iurIou, on ..aa,I9rs, JIM. - the follow.
lug lines. slaulcroa.ly infe with. much in
tefest hold ny oFe1h Tor your verdict.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Mrs Phehe Chesey Peterson, Clay county,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
The truth Of which is vouched fur by the resi-
dents of the town; a am u years old, have
been troubled with Kidner complaint and
lamsuess for many yetrs, c0uli not dress my
act without help Now | am tree from all
pain and soreness. and ara able to do all my
own housework. ! owe ms thanks to Electric
Btters for having renewed thy youlh, aud re-
moved completely nil di.eases and pain -
Try a bottle 80 cents aud 81 at W. ". Pad
gets store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
The New chesapeake Ducking

The New Ihesapeake DuCkIng
Suit.--A splendid suit designed especially
for sportsmcn has jusi been introduced by
Uehm's Acme Hall, Bdtimore's largest Cloth
ing House. Ii is made Of cloth manufac-
tur-d on purpose, Died the right color and Of
the c17ct weight rtuured The prices art
$40. 81 and so according TO quality, and
they can lie obtained only at the above house,
". Baltimore street
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23
fotaI mb Qrsonal.

re- 7he Ogce oftbe INDEPENDENT has Isen
,,,7of,8fo ~ frst foor u he Mason'e HaH,
,o,m,d,ateiy opposite II, FL oopal Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Ladies and Misses Jackets at so, 90, 3 so
to 90.
Raglans nobby and nice, in all colors; our own
STYLISH and lovely Plush Yistes at / So
is DO and 3 %. $4,000 worth Of Wraps
in all the lcading STYLES aud best quality. Must
he soll Caltani examine our immense stock
and ascertain our prices before purchasing
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-12-23

Go 10 Wjlrs, CoNs Station, and buy your
Christmas goods.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
onoRGA v. ppTsNNTrER
BANKER g. BIReHEE]sRE.

York apa London. =" s'"''''r"' y ="
Mlning asQsS bought aaasa]d W the
San FransslEeo Stack Board on commission.
H-RelaYlc dsstts or checks, bullion s,o...
purchased.
- Money hpAlsd On approved security.
GEORGE W. PEWTER.
Mono County hspk Rulldipy. Podic, Cal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Read what Nevada say Of Jas. q,
CrocE Photograph Ga1lery'r

J. II. Crockwell closed his gallery
yesterday, and viii start to.morrsbw for
Battle Noun Jain and ,hepce to Winnie
rnucca and othey western points nu.
ring his stay here he has turned out Il
large amount of WORK and given gen,
e, al satisfaction 10 his customers The
really excellent pictures turned out BY
Mr.. Orockwelf and lis ASSISTANT, should
be sufficient indneement to all to face
iIe camera, as hey are equal in all
respect % The work done at The best
GALLERIES iq San Tuscqrov
1smes-nssS'i's'e D-v s q 1887. ''''
Having just visited the Photograph
Gallery of JAMES II Cyockwell ad.
joining the DEPOT Hotel, we GAN assure
the public from personal inspection
of his facilities aud the specimens on
exhibition, tina, this gentleman is a
FIRST class artist, and Fcan turn out
Work equal tosthat Of any permanent
gallery IN any clly. His pictures are
Ia zen by the in ,lantaneous process on
dry plates, and a,c finished up in the
highest style Of He ART. His views Of
public and private buildings are SUI
perb. Those desi'ipg first class pic.
tnres should call soon, as he RENAME
but few days lpnser:-Nko Indeps,p.
dent.
james II. Crockwell invited US into
his tent this morning 80 see his pic
fures. We were much surprised 81
the number Of views he has taken and
and !he pice display he has made Of
them. He showed us bis dark ROOM
convenisnces and materials for r.
touching the materials, which con-
WINGED US that N was Is yell equipped
ia his tent as. lie had a cutlery. His
pictures Of the persons whom We knew
were natural ard true TO nature His
views are fine" ard his pictures of
Austin n two pafIs will give strap.
gers i good opinion of the town.
His largest .roup is' Of the school
children. His tent is lSIl of pictures,
and the wor< on hand keeps himself
and assistant very busy.-Reese River
Reaeilte, Ju.y stA 1887.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

tial propriety of the act exactly as it
stands. l look in fact to see it fol-
lowed by legislation on the part Of the
State enforcing the same idea Its
greatest value in fact, in my judgment
Is to be as an example TO be followed
by the States. = ." = =" E"
In determining upon introducing
this bill ! did not have III my mind {he
considerations 'GpiSii yon present, AT
all..' I believed that the burden and
pensals Of citizenship ought to 20
t66sgll,tar; that lhesr3sa was ms sufficient
capital 10 develop properly and 'liAe-'
" everything undevelobed Oh Amer
lean soil and tiiat il it should happen
that some silver mine or some vacant
land should remain undeveloped for
a few years, !, would not do any hurt
to have at le Isl ibnt much ia r'serve
for those WHO are to COME after us. 1t
would in fact do much less hurl llan
TO have the profits. which follow devel.
opment 90 out of the country. I be
lieve in keeping every resource of this
country for those who are already here
Us citizens and for those wRu NAY
bereAiler'properly 'cofip, and having
6bl,re, become cilizeig and thereby
assume the burdens Of American citi.
zensliip, wnitever that may he. I
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
NOTICE 70 eo:9wAl!l|:a,

no john Swart You are hereby Notified
that the und r-icncd cgpc.b ded the,isurs,
of SiW In United States gold ic.,in il .lsi-ss
ana improvements upon tho tjodic mine. 4its
aaied IN Hawthorne. Di.trtctl LksaWu TIA
10 the year 1881, ana that said Expenditure
was nigdc in.ordcr to hnId said Eedic mine.
under provision of section 23aa. Revised s,af-
ptes at The United states: the .u{pi amount
beng required 10 hold said clam frt the year
ending Aecember Jlst., 1887: and ar withiir
pnety days after the first publicati,A hera0s
ron fail or refuse TO contribute youfn rihpf
tion OF such expenditure together wGif''the
COSTS oi aIf,riising this notice. ~ c,itiwf ar
your infcre,r In said claim will become the
properly prt. undersigned nnder saa see /
lion 2sli :, III =
John Bray dner. Co-owner.
SepteiGhcr 7,h 1887. i,'r.
}'srf Z.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
!;e lee.

All r Z. ..,D. wishing 10 receive ice
WI, Will be supplied IN any quantity IT
orders are left ut my shop the even.
ing previous. or at the lime of delivery
in the morning. ''o
]. W. Hogan.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

s sTATE Ell isE NNE .,;,,I, !. %
!. ". j! Itenley;, 'tittk Of the Hoard Of
and STATS do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed A,rsi ordered paid BY the
Board OF CJuiry Cosllini customers on the Ssq
Of Oct. 1851 t':'iiiir III
IT, ]. HENLEY
NClerk of che Bosrd
Hawthorne, eetober 3, 1882. ia.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19

Ii = h"rehy af.l-s id Ih8. The iorego,n.
Motto hi ,pi,.iestia,c f1r tst.ni!oe mlsnLcd
fiji The prrind ri rixty days, ticn consecul-
i've w.c~-) }. ia the WALkha LAKE BuLLEriS
:. we-kl newspaper published al ilawtaorne
Ia EsiicrAlIa County. SiaIcc Ct >evada.
o. II. GALLUP,
- Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-19
quAREHEgshlsYx REPORT REF

To THE THE HONORABLE THE BOARD
of County Commissioners Of EsmeraEk
County Neyfida: w
TIT pognty Auditor and Treasurer respect,
flilly snhnIit'yhts following report OF the fnan-
ciai affairs OF sbih county tor the three months
ending juno "0,a 1ss7
Cash. APRIL 1, tsss.... $sl,sO5 81
RECEIPTS FROM ALI SOURCES FOR THE THREE
MONTHS FROM JtlNEN ~, 1887, TO
SEPT IA 1857.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-18
9toGo 4mebr alte @erren.

SIM Mni6luB at Die neuli6en Weittbets
lutgert iiber bieienigen Eegenten BON Der
&arolinger l3ett on, 0ie annGberro etn 10
bobe5QebenSolter tpie &atier 8ilbelm erretd@
ten, lei bier nod cine fletne 9teibe pon&Dnt9en
atgefii6rt, Die BEN 6tftorifer1 3ufDlge DnS
nennsiolte Qebensidbr Iber1 6rttten
baben Ionen. Weat muB babel freilt6 ttef
in ben Bii6ern ber @ei6i6te na6bldttern.
6erobot bert6tet bon einem G0ntge Der
9drtaifter iut iiiolt6en Spanten, gearnens
argantbomtuS, Der inn iediten Sdbr@
htnbert Dor gbrtitls 9elebt bat nnb 120
Sabre aft getporoen lit,
Ser Berierf6ntg Gurus erret6te ein
Alter BON iiber 100 Sabren.
Teres, &Dnig Der ObrDIett, lit nG6
9beoppmp 90 Sabre alt gepOrben.
NrtarerTeS H., &Dntg BON Perften
(405-359 Dor @brtitus), ftarb ais o.
idbriser.
Son ben 8e6err1dern 6es olten Stctlten
ftarb Siero H., Ser bon 269-215 Dor
Gbrtftts iber SprafuS berri6te, i'm Sitter
bon 92 Sabren,
Maftntiia, &Snis bon Numtbteu,
itarb 148, 80 Sabre ait.
g8etter bert9tet QuciuS BON etnem 81
rduS, 8Dnig iiber Gbaracenen I'M urteren
1tgrts, Der 80 Sabre, uno. BON etnem
Wanaicires, &0nig Der 9artber, Der SO
Sabre alt getnorben 1T, 81 an6ros,
Stattbaiter bes GontgS bon BontoS, enbete,
9lSa9re alt, ais gaiau Der &0nter, 13 Sabre
Dor @brtitus our6 freiptaigen 9un9ertoo.
9ermanri6, &6nig ser 9itgotben,
1tarb 376 lta6 G1riituS, 10 Sabre alt.
2tn6 BET ben @eitgotben CAB es eir1e1 nenns
3lg1dbrtgeR &0ntg .Gbinbamtntb tpeIs
der DON B41-652 herrihte.